The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-08-12

John Haller and Chas. NJ. Dilgee,
of Rapid City, are recreating at the
Springs.
Frank Bull, Oelrichs; Jno. w. Met
calf. Armour, Dak., are stopping at the
Springs.
B. NJ. Timley and Mrs j. d. Butcher
were Buffalo Gappers at the Ferguson
Sunday.
Robert c. Morris, of Cheyenne, was
among the Sunday arrivals at the
Minnekahta.
John Hurley came down from Lead
City Sunday and booked at the Hot
Water House.
J.T. Van Honton, of Rapid City, was
among the Monday arrivals at the
Ferguson House.
P.B. Haxny came down from Rapid
City Saturday and domiciled at the
Ferguson House.
J.J. Graf came down from the Uncle
Sam mine Tuesday, to make his regular
annual "clcan up
Mrs. E. Dlckover, Of Buffalo Gan,
sundayed at the Springs, a guest at
the Ferguson House.
County Comissioner James NJ. Smith
was over to attend meeting of the
county dads last week.
I. E. Bradley, of Chadron, came up
to the Future Great Monday, and put
up at the Minnekahta.
A. Christensen. Of Lincoln, Neb.,
superintendent of the Wells, Fargo &
Co, express company, made brief visit
at the Springs this week.
MIR. Kenhow, of O'Neil, Neb. is TAX
ing in the attractions of the Springs,
registers ut the Minnekahta.
John Gray. Home-stake Mill, Mrs. S.
r. Hare, U. S. A.; Geo. 7. Russell,
Cheyenne, Minnekahta guests.
II. B. Coogell, Omaha, is here for a
respite from care and turmoil and a
bath in the wonderful waters.
+. IS. Whitman, Belvidcrc, ILL.,. c. NJ
Samson, w. d. Penyn, JAS. S. Cantro-
vitz, Chicasoitcs at the health resort.
Rev. J. G. Jacoby, pastor of the
English Lutheran church at West
l oint, Neb., was among the numerous
arrivals at the Minnekahta Monday.
Frank Berry, Chicago; Mark Sal.
mon, Autogralls on the Minnekahta
register, and happy as clans in high
water.
w. Randall and wife. Omaha, are
here for health. rest and recreation
under the hospitablo roof of the Min.
nckah.a.
Mr.. Joseph Petty, as Chairman by
appointment. will now take the stand
and he the butt Of the scnseless remark;
expressed 10y the block-heads in the Co
Passenger Conductor A. NJ. Wright
OF the +. E. & NJ. V. railroad, came u,
from Chadron on Wednesday. and will
spend Il week or two ut the Springs fo
rest and recreation.
Col. Fred. 7. Evans, of Sioux Cit,
ilelds forth at the Minnekahta, and i
making frequent excursions over tl
the beautiful country.
Miss Anna Boyd and Miss Nelli
Cole came down from Rapid City TIN
| first of the week and will rusticate a
| the Springs for several weeks.
Mrs. N. NJ. Wade left, on Tuesday
| for her home at Gary, Dakota. after
two months visit with her parents il
| this place, DIR. aud Mrs. w. III. Stanley
Mrs. John Gray. of Tcrraville, re
turned Saturday from Hot Springs
Mrs. Gray speaks very highly of th
Springs as Il curative agent. .-Piionce,
Archie R;ordan. Buffalo Gap, Sam
Moses. Oclrichs: Geo. A. Jones. Stu,
gis, all seem to he pleased with the at
| tractivcnc2s of the Springs and com
| forts of the Nlinn4saiita.
Col. Tillforl has a thirty days fur
Tough and will leave to-day with fami
~ for Hot Springs.
I.ieat. Hare aud family star5 to-da
for ..otS'prinss.- .ldrsrtiser 10Th.
W. w. Hill and W. A. Kirke. Siou
City; Mrs. Mears. Albion, Neb.: Co
Bannister, '.Talentine. Ncb., and Rio
Hazen. of Rapid City. were among tn
arrivals at the Minnel,ahta Tuesday.
b. B. Mitchell. a PENNSYLVANIA gen
tleman, and w. Rayner, of King count
Texas. both lrrI.ly Interested in til
keystone Cattle Co, are still sojourn
ing at the Springs. awaiting the arriva
of 10000 of cattle froE Texas.
Hon. Lut Merlin, chief justice of tn
supreme court of Wyoming. and w
L.. MaGinnis, private secretary, o
Cheyenne, arrived on Sunday last an
will remain at this great sanatariul
land summer resort indefinitely.
Mr.. VIM. Alexander, of Custer, fo,
merly resident here. paid the Spring
a flying visit on Tuesday, and gave Iii
friends Il shake all round. Mr.. Ale,
ander was quite surprised at the growt
of the town since his visit two year
ago.
/ AS. Stewart has resigned his pos
tion as Chairman of the Board of Con
missioners, and has again become
private citizen. 1t is to be hoped tha
| MIR. Stewart can now have rest frol
being the pa,ticular bugga-boo Of Fa
River county soreheads.
Mr.. Harry Endicott. who has bee
at Hot Springs for several days bathin
Il in the cure-all waters of that fas
growing famous summer resort, ~
turned to this city the first of I'll
week much/ improved in health